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  1 Intr,   Con           XXX     |     insight into future events.”~ ~Archbishop Silvano M. Tomasi, c.s.~
  2    1                   12(1)  |                    Cardinal Moran, Archbishop of Sidney.~
  3    1                   12(2)  |                Cardinal Tascherau, Archbishop of Quebec.~
  4    1,     1,   XI      30     |    Cardinal, His Eminence Gibbons, Archbishop of Baltimore, defended,
  5    1,     2            55     |        Msgr. Corrigan, most worthy Archbishop of New York, whom I single
  6    1,     4            72     |     auspices of the local Cardinal Archbishop Michelangelo Celesia. It
  7    1,     4            75     |      Assistance.~The distinguished Archbishop of New York, Msgr. Corrigan,
  8    1,     5,  III      92     |     Episcopate, beginning with the Archbishop of New York, the press~of
  9    2,     1,    I     142     |            such an invitation, the Archbishop of Naples in January 1884
 10    2,     1,    I     143     |            following February, the Archbishop of Genoa (Summary, II) notified
 11    2,     1,    I     143     |            With the same zeal, the Archbishop of Palermo (Summary, III)
 12    2,     1,    I     143     |     received by them with joy. The Archbishop of Naples (Summary, I) testified
 13    2,     1,   II     146     |            Despite the zeal of the Archbishop of New York and the efforts
 14    2,     1,   II     149     |           To give one example, the Archbishop of New York reminds us how
 15    2,     1,   IV     157     |      resolutions, presented by the Archbishop of Tyre, Secretary of the
 16    2,     1, Summ, I,  160    |            1884~Letter of H.E. the Archbishop of Naples to His Eminence
 17    2,     1, Summ, I,  161    |    Raffaele Dusmet, brother of the Archbishop of Catania, second in command
 18    2,     1, Summ, I,  161    |        obliged servant.~Guglielmo, Archbishop~ ~ ~
 19    2,     1, Summ, II,  161   |            of a Letter of H.E. the Archbishop of Genoa to H.E. Cardinal
 20    2,     1, Summ, II,  162   |      Eminent Reverence, Salvatore, Archbishop~ ~ ~ ~
 21    2,     1, Summ, III,  162  |       Letter of His Excellency the Archbishop of Palermo to His Eminence
 22    2,     1, Summ, III,  162  |          Eminence.~Michele Celesia~Archbishop~ ./. 
 23    2,     1, Summ, IV,  163   |            Msgr. Michael Corrigan, Archbishop of New York ~ ~M.R. Sir,~
 24    2,     1, Summ, VII,  167  |          finally obtained from the Archbishop a small section of an Irish
 25    2,     1, Summ, VIII,  170 |            Msgr. Michael Corrigan, Archbishop of New York, to His Excellency
 26    2,     1, Summ, VIII,  170 |           Msgr. Domenico Jacobini, Archbishop of Tyre,  Secretary of the
 27    2,     1, Summ, VIII,  170 |          Your E.~Michael Augustine~Archbishop~ ./. 
 28    2,     1, Summ, IX,  171   |            Msgr. Michael Corrigan, Archbishop of New York, to His Excellency
 29    2,     1, Summ, IX,  171   |           Msgr. Domenico Jacobini, Archbishop of Tyre,  Secretary of the
 30    2,     1, Summ, IX,  171   |         servant~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~
 31    2,     1, Summ, XI,  174   |          of Propaganda to H.E. the Archbishop of Florence.~ ~A request
 32    2,     1, Summ, XII,  176  |       cause. ./. The Most Reverend Archbishop of New York, Msgr. Corrigan,
 33    2,     1, Summ, XII,  176  |     McCloskey) and his (Coadjutor) Archbishop of New York (Corrigan) showed
 34    2,     2,    9     189     |            me, I would propose the Archbishop of Florence, an apostolic
 35    2,     2,   11     190     |            aforementioned Cardinal Archbishop of Florence.~ I am happy
 36    2,     2,   17     195     |              in agreement with the Archbishop and on the basis of optimistic
 37    2,     2,   17     195     |        land wanted to be paid. The Archbishop did not want to or was unable
 38    2,     2,   17     195     |          once I had written to the Archbishop, asking him to look over
 39    2,     2,   17     195     |             Vicentini, of whom the Archbishop himself wrote me: Fr. Vicentini
 40    2                  195(29) |            his correspondence with Archbishop Corrigan and Fr. Zaboglio.
 41    2,     2,   18     197     |         you the enclosed letter of Archbishop Satolli or not.33 But realizing
 42    2,     2,   18     197     |          contrary.~ The enterprise Archbishop Satolli is referring to
 43    2                  197(33) |                                    Archbishop Satolli, Apostolic delegate
 44    2,     3,   11     207     |           after an accord with the Archbishop of Philadelphia.~ I thank
 45    2,     4           232     |            4~Bishop Scalabrini and Archbishop Corrigan~(1887–1902)~ ~The
 46    2,     4           232     |   following decade.~ The Coadjutor Archbishop of New York Cardinal John
 47    2,     4           233     |         from the New York pastors, Archbishop Corrigan kept the same views
 48    2,     4           233     |            this dialectic process, Archbishop Corrigan, who had succeeded
 49    2,     4           233     |   immigrants were settling, pushed Archbishop Corrigan to look for help
 50    2,     4           233     |         the cultural background of Archbishop Corrigan and Bishop Scalabrini
 51    2                  233(4)  |            and the observations of Archbishop Corrigan are already taken
 52    2,     4           234     |            and ethnic identity . ~ Archbishop Corrigan stresses integration
 53    2,     4           234     |    migrants, Bishop Scalabrini and Archbishop Corrigan will arrive at
 54    2,     4           234     |      Cabrini, Peter Paul Cahensly, Archbishop John Ireland, the first
 55    2,     4           234     |            Delegate to Washington, Archbishop Francesco Satolli, the missionary
 56    2                  235(5)  |            of Bishop Scalabrini to Archbishop Corrigan are found in the
 57    2                  235(5)  |            the original letters of Archbishop Corrigan to Bishop Scalabrini
 58    2                  235(5)  |        larger number of letters of Archbishop Corrigan (41), all written
 59    2                  235(5)  |           go and visit in his name Archbishop Corrigan and deal directly
 60    2                  235(5)  |            from 1887 to 1902, when Archbishop Corrigan died, the contact
 61    2                  235(5)  |             but continued. In 1890 Archbishop Corrigan with his secretary
 62    2                  235(5)  |          in the United States, met Archbishop Corrigan several times in
 63    2                  235(7)  |                   This letter from Archbishop Corrigan, not found in the
 64    2,     4,    1     237     |            Excellent and Venerated Archbishop. Commend me to God; keep
 65    2,     4,    2     238     |        Servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~P.S. If Your Excellency
 66    2,     4,    3     239     |       Servant,~+Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
 67    2,     4,    5     241     |       servant,~+Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~
 68    2                  241(21) |         Ireland (1838–1918), first Archbishop of St. Paul, Minnesota,
 69    2                  242(23) |        Propaganda Fide’s letter to Archbishop Ireland (November 25, 1887,
 70    2,     4,    6     243     |            your prayers, Venerable Archbishop, and renewing my sentiments
 71    2                  243(26) |                   The Secretary of Archbishop Corrigan is the Rev. Charles
 72    2                  243(26) |      between Bishop Scalabrini and Archbishop Corrigan he is simply called
 73    2,     4,    7     244     |          Lord,~+Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~
 74    2,     4,    8     244     |           Illustrious and Reverend Archbishop,~I very much thank Your
 75    2                  245(28) |                AGS DH18–02/1(copy. Archbishop Corrigan gives his positive
 76    2,     4,    9     245     | recommendation.~Michael Augustine,~Archbishop of New York~ ~
 77    2,     4,   11     247     |        Servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
 78    2                  247(32) |            pamphlet referred to by Archbishop Corrigan is: Su lo stato
 79    2                  248(34) |           the immigrants. In 1896, Archbishop Corrigan had written of
 80    2,     4,   13     249     |           good Lord keep you, Lord Archbishop, for many years to come,
 81    2,     4,   14     250     |        Servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
 82    2,     4,   15     250     |             I also thank you, dear Archbishop, for your last revered letter
 83    2,     4,   15     250     |       thanks perhaps to its worthy Archbishop, I feel a particular attraction
 84    2,     4,   16     251     |           me.~ Then, most esteemed Archbishop, I am waiting for a note
 85    2,     4,   17     252     |       servant,~ Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
 86    2,     4,   18     252     |           can I say, Most Esteemed Archbishop? Your great kindness leaves
 87    2,     4,   19     253     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~
 88    2,     4,   20     254     |            God bless you, esteemed Archbishop, and preserve you for many
 89    2,     4,   21     255     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~
 90    2,     4,   22     255     |     Italian colony and our beloved Archbishop. You could not believe the
 91    2,     4,   22     256     |       myself to you, Most esteemed Archbishop. Try, I beg you, to find
 92    2,     4,   23     257     |           Lord,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~
 93    2,     4,   24     259     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~
 94    2,     4,   25     260     |        Servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York.~ ~
 95    2,     4,   26     260     |           Please do come, esteemed Archbishop.~ Meanwhile, please accept
 96    2,     4,   27     261     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York ~
 97    2,     4,   28     262     |           1890~ ~Dear and Esteemed Archbishop:~Your last letter, which
 98    2,     4,   28     262     |           I embrace you, Venerable Archbishop, in osculo sancto and recommend
 99    2,     4,   29     263     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop.~ ~
100    2,     4,   30     263     |          my esteemed and venerable Archbishop, may read there a world
101    2,     4,   30     264     |           from me).~Please accept, Archbishop, a little gift that Father
102    2,     4,   31     265     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~ ~
103    2,     4,   32     270     |       Servant, ~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~ ~
104    2,     4,   33     271     |          surprised to see that the Archbishop of New York writes Italian
105    2,     4,   33     271     |        Italian. Bravo, Bravissimo, Archbishop, and my most sincere congratulations.~
106    2,     4,   34     271     |         friend,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ./. 
107    2                  272(79) |             Invited to New York by Archbishop Corrigan, who had met him
108    2,     4,   35     272     |            to your prayers always.~Archbishop M.A. Corrigan~ ~
109    2,     4,   36     275     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York ~ ~
110    2,     4,   37     275     |             37. Circular letter of Archbishop Corrigan84~ New York, July
111    2                  275(84) |          01–05 (printed original). Archbishop Corrigan sent copy of his
112    2,     4,   37     276     |            10, 1891.~M. Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
113    2,     4,   38     276     |            with all my heart, dear Archbishop, and I thank you also very
114    2                  277(86) |        date or to a lost letter of Archbishop Corrigan.~
115    2,     4,   38     277     |        with Your Excellency.~ Dear Archbishop, allow me to say it: a real
116    2,     4,   38     278     |     Rampolla90 to His Eminence the Archbishop of Baltimore,91 nothing
117    2                  278(91) |                                The Archbishop of Baltimore is Cardinal
118    2                  280(94) |                         Writing to Archbishop Corrigan on June 27, 1891,
119    2,     4,   39     281     |         friend,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~Confidential~Concerning
120    2,     4,   40     282     |         friend,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~
121    2,     4,   41     283     |         always,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~Best regards
122    2,     4,   42     284     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~
123    2,     4,   43     285     |          confidence, most esteemed Archbishop, I am rather worried about
124    2,     4,   44     286     |        Servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~Don Carlo sends you his
125    2,     4,   45     287     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
126    2,     4,   47     289     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~
127    2,     4,   48     289     |            non-Italian priest: the Archbishop has committed a wicked action
128    2,     4,   48     289     |         such a way as to conclude: Archbishop Corrigan tells me in words
129    2,     4,   49     291     |           thousand Italians begged Archbishop Satolli112 to make me open
130    2,     4,   49     292     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
131    2,     4,   51     292     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~
132    2                  293(115)|         the correspondence between Archbishop Corrigan and Bishop Scalabrini
133    2,     4,   53     294     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
134    2,     4,   54     294     |           25, 1898~ ~Most Reverend Archbishop:~I received by telegram
135    2,     4,   54     295     |        Servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
136    2,     4,   55     295     |          to Your Excellency in the Archbishop’s Residence. To be sure,
137    2,     4,   55     296     |        Servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~P.S. Please
138    2,     4,   56     296     |    gratitude I thank you, esteemed Archbishop for the many signs of friendship
139    2                  297(123)|        visit to the United States. Archbishop Corrigan together with his
140    2,     4,   57     298     |        Servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
141    2                  298(124)|        colored little flags... The Archbishop came immediately to see
142    2                  298(125)|           accepted the proposal of Archbishop Corrigan. He wrote to his
143    2                  298(125)|          August) together with the Archbishop I visited the splendid shelters
144    2,     4,   58     299     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop~ ~
145    2,     4,   59     299     |        would come to reside at the archbishop’s house for at least a few
146    2,     4,   59     300     |         friend,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
147    2,     4,   60     300     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
148    2                  300(132)|            in an immense hall. The Archbishop accompanied me and wanted
149    2,     4,   62     301     |         your honor, by our revered Archbishop and the Club, in recognition
150    2,     4,   62     302     |          respect.~ Our own beloved Archbishop, who has united with us
151    2,     4,   63     302     |     address you in the name of the Archbishop and of this Catholic Club
152    2,     4,   64     304     |                                64. Archbishop Corrigan Address to Bishop
153    2,     4,   65     308     |           true love this venerable archbishop of yours, who honors this
154    2,     4,   66     309     |        servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ./. 
155    2                  309(140)|      Montefranco (Terni), assisted Archbishop Satolli at the Apostolic
156    2,     4,   67     310     |        Servant,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
157    2,     4,   68     310     |         friend,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~ ~
158    2                  312(146)|                     In the name of Archbishop Corrigan, Msgr. Gherardo
159    2                  312(146)|          obviously it arrived when Archbishop Corrigan was about to mail
160    2,     4,   69     312     |         Friend,~Michael Augustine, Archbishop of New York~The answer of
161    2                  312(147)|                              After Archbishop Corrigan’s death, Msgr.
162    2                  312(147)|      mortal blow of the loss of my archbishop. I received the telegram
163    2,     5           313     |            5~Bishop Scalabrini and Archbishop Ireland~(1888–1904)~ ~A
164    2,     5           313     |            brilliant and impetuous Archbishop of St. Paul, Minnesota,
165    2,     5           313     |      behalf of Italian immigrants, Archbishop Ireland played an important
166    2,     5           313     |           practical solutions. For Archbishop Ireland, leader of the progressive
167    2                  313(2)  |        letters exchanged, three of Archbishop Ireland and one of Bishop
168    2                  313(2)  |      communicate directly with the Archbishop of St. Paul except during
169    2,     5           314     |           is judged. Then, through Archbishop Ireland the Holy See confirms
170    2,     5           314     |     relationship developed between Archbishop Ireland and Bishop Scalabrini.
171    2,     5           314     |            survives in a letter of Archbishop Ireland to the Milanese
172    2,     5           314     |           me a visit in St. Paul,” Archbishop Ireland writes on November
173    2                  314(4)  |           27, 1901. The letters of Archbishop Ireland and of Father Zahm
174    2,     5           314     |     formalities. Another friend of Archbishop Ireland, a well known Catholic
175    2,     5           314     |            was aware of the weight Archbishop Ireland’s support had. In
176    2,     5           315     |          days earlier by the great Archbishop of St. Paul, Minnesota, “
177    2,     5           315     |           Bishop Scalabrini shares Archbishop’s Ireland’s vision of an
178    2,     5           315     |         their very wise and famous Archbishop is not only a glory of America,
179    2,     5           315     |          and of the entire world.8 Archbishop Ireland had arranged a meeting
180    2,     5           315     |           with exquisite kindness. Archbishop Ireland had prepared the
181    2,     5           315     |            The political skills of Archbishop Ireland are accompanied
182    2,     5           315     |            scale tilts in favor of Archbishop Ireland: “From Washington
183    2,     5           315     |      familiarity with the Cardinal Archbishop Gibbons, a man without formalities,
184    2,     5           315     |            type like [the Cardinal Archbishop of Capua in Italy] Capecelatro.
185    2,     5           315     |            is a degree superior to Archbishop Ireland in dignity, but
186    2,     5           315     |      between Bishop Scalabrini and Archbishop Ireland starts from emigration
187    2,     5,    1     316     |       spoke a number of times with Archbishop Jacobini, with Card. Simeoni
188    2                  316(12) |          and political activity of Archbishop Ireland, see Marvin R. O’
189    2                  316(13) |      following February 3 saying: “Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul in the
190    2                  316(13) |   submitted by Cardinal Simeoni to Archbishop Ireland for an evaluation.
191    2                  316(13) |         1887, while still in Rome, Archbishop Ireland sent to Cardinal
192    2                  316(13) |       migrants deserves attention. Archbishop Ireland proposes a committee
193    2                  317(14) |                                    Archbishop Ireland suggest the office
194    2                  317(14) |       specialement aux Etats Unis, Archbishop Ireland was proposing, besides
195    2                  317(14) |        would have been sufficient. Archbishop Ireland then offered his
196    2                  317(14) |         decisions, and a letter to Archbishop Ireland who “is invited
197    2                  317(14) |        pastoral sensibility of the Archbishop of St. Paul, the letter
198    2                  317(14) |          letter: “To the Most Rev. Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul, Minnesota,
199    2                  317(14) |   initiative of Bishop Scalabrini, Archbishop Ireland’s suggestions will
200    2,     5,    1     318     |          confrere,~+John Ireland, ~Archbishop of St. Paul~ ~
201    2,     5,    2     319     |         Piacenza, March 12, 1889~ ~Archbishop:~Your Excellency will forgive
202    2,     5,    2     321     |          Religion.~ Please accept, Archbishop, the expression of my high
203    2,     5,    3     322     |            Servant,~John Ireland, ~Archbishop of St. Paul~ ./. 
204    2                  322(18) |      through Chicago. I was met by Archbishop Ireland, who took me with
205    2                  322(18) |          About half are Catholics. Archbishop Ireland is still without
206    2                  322(18) |        will write you from there.~ Archbishop Ireland is truly a distinguished
207    2,     5,    4     323     |         the early afternoon at the Archbishop’s House. Tomorrow night
208    2,     5,    5     324     |     devoted servant,~John Ireland, Archbishop of St. Paul~
209    2,     6           325     |             The Apostolic Delegate Archbishop Francesco Satolli wrote
210    2                  334(14) |          since 1881, was appointed Archbishop of New Orleans in 1888.
211    2                  334(14) |           the United States. While Archbishop of New Orleans, he called
212    2,     6,   II, 1,  335    |          before my arrival here as Archbishop. There are many Italians
213    2,     6,   II, 1,  335    |            in Christ,~F. Janssens, Archbishop of New Orleans~ ~
214    2                  335(15) |        enclosing a letter that the Archbishop of New Orleans sent me.
215    2                  335(15) |   necessary arrangements. See him, Archbishop; listen to what he has to
216    2                  335(15) |           in New Orleans. Even the Archbishop of Monreale in Sicily has
217    2,     6,   II, 2,  336    |        during a year’s stay at the Archbishop’s house has proved himself
218    2                  336(17) |     hundred dollars pledged by the Archbishop. Recently he bought a piece
219    2                  336(17) |            cash. I think that this Archbishop is the third American Bishop
220    2                  336(17) |            He is well liked by the Archbishop and by the Italians. The
221    2,     6,   II, 2,  336    |            good work,~F. Janssens, Archbishop~ ~
222    2                  336(18) |                    A major task of Archbishop Janssens was in fact the
223    2,     6,   II, 3,  336    |            in Christ,~F. Janssens, Archbishop of New Orleans~ ./. 
224    2                  337(20) |          AGS. There is an entry in Archbishop Janssens’ journal, p. 30,
225    2                  337(20) |      priests.” Then, on p. 32, the Archbishop adds on December 13, 1889: “
226    2                  337(20) |            and on August 27, 1892, Archbishop Janssens asked Father Zaboglio
227    2,     6,   II, 4,  337    |            afternoon.~F. Janssens, Archbishop~ ~ ~ ~
228    2                  339(23) |                       AGS, 625/1a. Archbishop William Henry Elder served
229    2                  339(23) |            to Your Excellency that Archbishop Elder of Cincinnati had
230    2                  339(23) |            Italians. Following the Archbishop’s advice, I visited about
231    2                  339(23) |        were bitter toward the late Archbishop Purcell who, together with
232    2                  339(23) |           were left penniless! The Archbishop and his brother both died
233    2                  339(23) |         hope that with the help of Archbishop Elder, a very zealous and
234    2                  339(23) |           done for those Italians. Archbishop Elder has perhaps written
235    2,     6,   IV, 1,  340    |       Christ,~William Henry Elder,~Archbishop of Cincinnati~ ~
236    2,     6,   IV, 4,  341    |     confrere,~William Henry Elder, Archbishop of Cincinnati~
237    2,     6,    V, 1,  342    |           again. In agreement with Archbishop Corrigan we are establishing
238    2,     6,    V, 1,  342    |        committee, presided over by Archbishop Corrigan, has singled out
239    2,     6,   VI, 1,  342    |           the Italian people here. Archbishop Corrigan sent me an excellent
240    2                  343(30) |         when he was transferred as Archbishop of Chicago. He always kept
241    2                  344(31) |       Boston. In 1907 he succeeded Archbishop John J. Williams, who had
242 Bibl                  349     |            Di Giovanni, S. M.~1994 Archbishop Corrigan and the Italian